In the lap of nature and pure environment, hilly terrain, spectacular scenic beauty and from the Hustle & Bustle Of the urban constraints, and near Kumbhalgarh, the kumbhal castle Hotel offers a relaxing and revitalizing ambiance.
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The Kumbhal Castle hotel is situated on the Kumbhalgarh fort road. It is situated in the lash green valley of Kumbhalgarh wild life sanctuary offering a superb birds eye view of the natural valley.
The resort offers traditionally furnished air conditioned & air cooled rooms, all elegant and comfortable with attached bathrooms fitted with modern amenities.
Thakur Chaman Singh Jhala of Oladar, the grand father-in-law of the owner was chief of Kitchen in the Mewar Palace. He introduced a number of traditional recipes for the pleasure of Maharana Bhopal Singh Ji. The menu comprises some of these delicacies. The ethnic restaurant serves the culinary delights of genuine Continental, Rajasthani, Gujarati and Indian cuisine. Indulge in then colorful spicy local flavour of Rajasthan in a warm, traditional & relaxed ambience. Feel then difference of original taste as majority of ingredients are produce of organic farming. On prior request special traditional recipes from the treasure of Maharana’s Kitchen can be made available.
The Kumbhal Castle hosts various activities which includes Horse/Camel/Jeep/Cycle safari in the wild life sanctuary and villages.
As promoters of eco tourism we conduct trekking, mountaineering, camping, tenting, bird watching in the forest & on lake side.
We provide them based tour packages for honeymooners, religious groups, art & culture lovers, wildlife & birding, eco tours, school excursion weekend trips etc.
Cradled in the cluster of thirteen mountain peaks of the Arawali ranges, the formidable medieval citadel – Kumbhalgarh stands a wary sentinel to the past glory. Rising from a prominent rigde, 1014 meter high from the sea level, the fort was build in the 15th century AD by Maharana Kumba (1419-63 AD) and has the distinction of being the birth place of great warrior Maharana Pratap. The massive fort encompassed by a 42 km. long boundary wall, the second largest in the world after the great China wall, has seven majestic gates and seven ramparts one within the others. Rounded bastion and soaring watch towers strengthen the crenellated walls of the magnificent places and an array of more then 300 temples mostly belong to Jain community.
Charge for Non A/c Car from Airport is (Rs.525) and for Railway Station is (Rs.450)
